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Go West Concepts

Go West Concepts/Impacts Review

CauseEffect
Homestead Act Motivated settlers to move west, helped develop the Great Plains
Morrill Land Grant Act Gave federal land to states to build agricultural and technological colleges (exist today in every US state except Hawaii
Dawes Act Gave American Indians land to farm, attempted to assimilate them, it was a failure
High railroad charges, high interest rates, low crop prices, foreclosures on farms Led farmers to form the Grange and eventually a new political party-the Populist Party
Rise of the Populist Party Farmers argued for regulation of the railroads and bimetallism (silver and gold as part of the money supply) The Interstate Commerce Act was eventually passed
The massive killing of buffalo and the decline of the buffalo population Native Americans were forced onto reservations because they could not survive without their main source of food.
Transcontinental railroad connected the country together and led to the growth of towns/cities
William Jennings Bryan Populist candidate for president, gave the "Cross of Gold" speech which argued for bimetallism (silver and gold as part of money supply)
Interstate Commerce Act Allowed for regulation of the railroads by the government
Native American Reeducation Movement Force Native American children to attend boarding schools in order to assimilate into American culture
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